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In Addition to Recharging a Phone in 7 Minutes, the Portable Graphene Charger Can Be Recharged in Just 27 Minutes, Lasts Over 2,500 Charge Cycles, or About Seven Years of Daily Use
Elecjet, a small company that carved out a niche using graphene in adapters and power supplies. The company launched its first graphene battery in 2019 and is now back with the Elecjet Apollo Ultra, which claims to be the fastest charger in the world, which does not overheat, reaching a maximum of 43º C.
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Elecjet’s new Apollo Ultra battery uses graphene to drastically speed up charging. Yes, graphene, that miraculous material long promised to change the world, allows this 10,000mAh portable battery to charge from zero to full in under 30 minutes, about five to six times faster than a conventional power bank of the same capacity. Plug it in when you wake up, and the Apollo Ultra should be fully charged by the time you leave home.
Graphene is a highly conductive carbon network just one atom thick. Pure graphene batteries are still too expensive to mass-produce, but the material can already accelerate the charging characteristics of traditional batteries when applied to a composite-form electrode. This is the approach Elecjet is taking with its new 10,000mAh (40Wh) battery launched for US$ 65.
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In Addition to a Faster Charging Rate, Elecjet Claims the Apollo Ultra Will Last Over 2,500 Charging Cycles
In addition to a faster charging rate, Elecjet claims the Apollo Ultra will last over 2,500 charging cycles or about seven years of daily use before the battery falls below 80% health. This is about four to five times longer than conventional lithium-ion batteries, which would be good for both your wallet and the environment.
The Elecjet Apollo Ultra is a lithium-polymer battery enhanced with Real Graphene USA’s proprietary battery technology. It comes equipped with two USB ports: one standard USB-A and one USB-C PD 3.0. The USB-C port accepts an input of up to 100W for rapid battery charging.
This port is then capable of sending out 65W, making it powerful enough to charge many USB-C laptops. It supports Samsung’s PPS fast charging technology and contains enough power to charge a typical phone two or three times. The USB-A port can output a maximum of 18W.
Alright, but it’s for the charging speed of the battery that we are all here, and Elecjet says the Apollo Ultra, in addition to recharging a phone in 7 minutes, the portable charger can be recharged in just 27 minutes when connected to a powerful 100W wall charger.
Chinese Phone Manufacturers Are Currently Engaged in a Fast Charging Race of Their Own
Chinese phone manufacturers are currently engaged in a fast charging race of their own. The new 11T Pro from Xiaomi has a 5,000mAh battery that charges from zero to 100% in just 17 minutes with its bundled 120W charger. But this battery is a dual-cell design, allowing both halves to charge simultaneously. This is good for $500+ phones with sophisticated chipsets that are not limited by USB-C PD constraints. However, Elecjet matches that 17-minute charge with its other graphene-enhanced battery, the Apollo Traveller with 5,000mAh.
That’s right — the Apollo Ultra is not the first hybrid graphene battery available for purchase. In addition to Elecjet’s offerings, Chargeasap makes a range of hybrid batteries, including a monstrous 20,000mAh battery that is also tied to graphene, only with more ports, a wireless charging surface, and a higher 100W output. The company claims it will charge from zero to full in 70 minutes, which sounds almost right since it holds double.
These hybrid batteries are an impressive first step from manufacturers on the path to developing tiny, high-capacity, eco-friendly pure graphene batteries that have been promised to us.
For now, the charger is being sold through crowdfunding and can be shipped anywhere in the world for US$ 65, about R$ 355 in direct conversion.
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